Music: Larry Grossman; Lyrics: Hal Hackady;
Book: Arthur Marx and Robert Fisher

A long-suffering mother must contend with five zany sons who go on to fame as the Marx Brothers.

FRIDAY, MAY 30th 8pm,
SATURDAY, MAY 31st 2:30* & 8pm
SUNDAY, JUNE 1st 2:30* & 7:30pm

Original Book by Fay Kanin;
Music by Larry Grossman; Lyrics by Ellen Fitzhugh;
New Book by Brad Rouse

Racial tensions explode at a Chicago burlesque house during the depths of the Great Depression.

FRIDAY, JUNE 13th 8pm,
SATURDAY, JUNE 14th 2:30* & 8pm
SUNDAY, JUNE 15th 2:30* & 7:30pm

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Book by Sidney Michaels; Music by Larry Grossman; Lyrics by Hal Hackady

Simple country girl Joan of Arc gives new courage to her gentle prince and changes the course of history.

FRIDAY, JUNE 27th 8pm,
SATURDAY, JUNE 28th 2:30* & 8pm
SUNDAY, JUNE 29th 2:30* & 7:30pm

The Music of Larry Grossman

Larry Grossman digs into his trunk for this new revue showcasing songs from his four decade career.

FRIDAY, JULY 11th 8pm,
SATURDAY, JULY 12th 2:30* & 8pm
SUNDAY, JULY 13th 2:30* & 7:30pm

Book & Lyrics: Peter Napolitano
Music: Matthew Ward
What happens when a good-natured, struggling actress is forced to work for a bitchy, egotistical female gossip columnist? The answer is in the rollicking, tuneful new musical comedy, The Lady in Penthouse B. The fun begins when Lady Susan, the aging, raging boss from hell, and Mel (Melanie) Mitchell, her downtrodden assistant, engage in a war of wills surrounded by a friendly choreographer, a vicious male columnist, an evil cat, a faithful dog and Mel's dead Aunt Maida. Find out why musical-comedy lovers are calling this laugh-fest "The Devil Wears Prada meets The Producers"!
FRIDAY, JULY 25th 8pm,
SATURDAY, JULY 26th 2:30* & 8pm
SUNDAY, JULY 27th 2:30* & 7:30pm

By: Kristen Anderson-Lopez, James-Allen Ford, Russell M. Kaplan & Sara Wordsworth ADDITIONAL MATERIAL BY Greg Christopher & Karla Momberger
Stand clear of the closing doors please! Set aboard the New York Subway, this a capella show captures intimate, touching--and often hilarious--musical snapshots of an array of city dwellers, each "between stations" in their lives. An aspiring actress thinking of making her temp job permanent; a perpetually single "nice guy;" a gay man whose mother refuses to let him out of the closet; and a parade of other quirky characters come to life through an eclectic all-vocal score that draws on pop, jazz, hip-hop, country, and even reggae.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8th 8pm,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9th 2:30* & 8pm
SUNDAY, AUGUST 10th 2:30* & 7:30pm